Maria D’Amato

Vocalist Maria D’Amato was created in NEW YORK. In the 1960s, she was an associate of the brand new York-based Also Dozen Jug Music group and later from the Boston-based Jim Kweskin Jug Music group, which also included her hubby, Geoff Muldaur. Geoff & Maria Muldaur documented several albums jointly until their divorce in 1972. She discovered solo success using the sultry one “Midnight on the Oasis,” that was featured on her behalf 1973 debut single record, Maria Muldaur, and she implemented with several equivalent albums, though her industrial success dropped. In the 1980s, Muldaur started performing being a Christian musician. She continuing to function the membership circuit effectively while issuing information like 1994’s Match Me at Midnite, 1996’s Fanning the Flames, and 1999’s Match Me Where They Play the Blues. Music for Fans implemented in fall 2000.